On 03/01/18 20:48, Heiko Tietze wrote:
=> questionable color names are gold, brick, magenta, indigo, teal, lime
opinions are welcome
Does a pantone standard exist? Can we use it?
If so, that would presumably make the most sense. From what I can see,
Pantone define colours in both CMYK, and RGB, so provided we just take
their RGB value and describe it as their colour - eg "Pantone Gold" -
there can't be a problem.
The wiki page about them does say they are (deliberately) unclear about
their legal rights and what is permitted, so it sounds like creating a
complete pantone picklist could be dangerous territory, but simply
saying "We have used Pantone color names where applicable" is going to
be pretty blatant fair use.
I think names like the above are pretty standard, anyway ...
Cheers,
Wol
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